Sentence examples for shockingly increased from inspiring English sources
Employment, poverty, and inequality rates have either stagnated and/or shockingly increased in recent years, while there is a necessity to revisit the scope -- deepening support for existing beneficiaries as opposed to expanding the list of beneficiaries -- of the current poverty-alleviating measures such as the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme.
If we're going to eradicate modern slavery it makes no sense that the GLA's work is still limited to a handful of sectors (largely agriculture and food processing) and – shockingly given its increasing workload – that its budget has been cut.
This is a shockingly rapid increase and it means the government will have no fiscal power left to jump start the economy when the next recession hits.
This unsatisfied culture has led to shockingly large increases in credit card debt and bankruptcy rates.
Players were "shockingly silent" as they accepted a league offer that increased transitional payments by $100 million, showing no appreciation or acknowledgment, he said.
Today, 11% (still shockingly high, even if greatly reduced) believe society is worse-off because of increased intermarriage.
Shockingly, this disparity also exists in emergency care, with research pointing strongly towards a link between a lack of senior staff availability and increased death rates in this sector.
"Nowadays," he wrote in "American Cookery" (Little Brown, 1972), "it is cut shockingly long -- obviously to increase the weight and the waste is tremendous".
Despite the existence of numerous intergovernmental and national resolutions, recommendations or published guidelines, vaccine uptake rates in health care workers are often shockingly low and campaigns to increase those rates have been generally unsuccessful.
"Shockingly, even when we asked directly about price increases the vast majority of staff denied this could happen.
Yet the shockingly low number of day care places in Western Germany is increasing only at snail's pace, despite a 2013 deadline to give all year-old toddlers the legal right to a nursery place.
